
image courtesy of The Royal Wedding
Tonight (Australian time) many world wide will be watching Prince William & Kate Middleton get married in āthe wedding of the yearā. I am one of the few who wonāt be watching. Iāve got nothing against weddings and nothing against the Royals (I loved Diana & Charlesā wedding) but there is AFL on and this house tends to go a bit AFL made over winter⦠well hubby does anyways. So I will be over at Three Little Princesses taking part in the Royal Wedding Pyjama Party and finishing off the pressies Iām making for Motherās Day.
Since the world has gone a little mad for weddings, today I thought Iād share the story of my wedding day. warning there are a few images
I canāt find the photo but I spent all morning of my wedding day going between Mum & Dadās couch & the toilet. I had been sick for the past three months with gastro. Yup I planned my entire wedding while I had gastro & was working. Anyways, after a quick trip to the doctors and a shot to quell the queasiness I was off to the hairdresser with my best friend & bridesmaid to get our hair done then out to the gorgeous Historic property of Brickendon to get prepared.

This gorgeous cottage was where we got our makeup done and did some pre-wedding photos with our amazing photographer Philip Kuruvita. I Heās not intrusive & the photos and our wedding album are gorgeous!!


We wrote most of the ceremony ourselves and included quite a few pagan bits and pieces in (but not enough to offend any of my Christian rellies) and lit 5 candles (2 for those who couldnāt be with us, namely those who had passed on, 2 family candles and 1 unity candle symbolising the joining of 2 families lit from the family candles)

Thatās my bff & bridemaid. I owe her so much. Thanks Lisa, you have no idea how much u mean to me 
Our reception was held in the barn at Brickendon and was a lovely buffet meal, not that I ate much as I was starting to feel a bit ill again.

We cut our cake (a yummy mud cake cooked by Mum and decorated by a friend)


and of course there were speeches (& lots of tears) and signing our engagement photos which had been framed (another Kuruvita shoot)





oh and we had a crockenbush for desert (I ate some of that, yum)

and lots of pressies.




After which we took off for our first night as a married couple, staying in this gorgeous little cottage.

then off to Queensland for a week for our honeymoon. So thatās our wedding story. I canāt believe itāll have been 5 years in November.
